Composer, conductor and pianist Bryan Kelly died on 17 September aged 92.
Born in 1934, Kelly studied at the Royal College of Music with Gordon Jacob and Herbert Howells and continued his training with Nadia Boulanger in Paris.
He went on to teach at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and at the Royal College of Music.
His work ranged from lighter orchestral pieces and brass band music to larger-scale orchestral, choral and church compositions, including his Symphony, the Concertante Dances and such suites as the Cuban Suite and the New Orleans Suite.
A full obituary of Bryan Kelly can be found at The Telegraph website (paywall)
Cellist Bruno Schrecker, a longstanding member of the Allegri String Quartet, died on 26 August at the age of 97.
Born in Germany, Bruno was evacuated to Britain and became naturalised British. His widow, Shena Power, is also a cellist and performed in the Pump Room Trio in Bath.
A full obituary of Bruno Schrecker can be found on The Guardian website.
Harry Bramma (pictured above) was a much-loved organist and director of music at Southwark and All Saints, Margaret Street, died on 24 August aged 89.
He was director of the RSCM for nine years. His memorial service was held in Southwark Cathedral on Thursday 8th October.
An obituary of Harry Brammal can be found on the RSCM website.